Sentence examples for reading the language from inspiring English sources

HOW long did it take him to begin reading the language fluidly?

Speaking by phone from Portland, Ms. Wiggers said she was moved to think differently about the bowl after reading "The Language of Things," a book by Deyan Sudjic, who directs the Design Museum in London.

She took four years of Russian at Drew University and spent a few weeks in Russia on a school-sponsored tour, but by the time she graduated she was reading the language better than she could speak it.

"We know that as soon as you start reading the language, we're duck soup," he said, referring to the bill's embarrassingly long list of special favors for legislators and their contributors.

A fourth suggestion might be added to that list: reading "The Language Police" as an introduction to the problem, a book that is every bit as alarming as it is illuminating.

Finally after reading the language in these blogs carefully we realized that often backpacking bloggers would actually be talking sarcastically about high-end resorts!

(He never learned to read the language).

Massiah reads the language of Powell out of context.

"We think we know how to read it because we can read the language.

"But we have to be cautious and read the language very carefully," the official said.

"They are among the only ones who have read the language in this way".